His Majesty King Abdullah II, left Amman heading for Rabat on a two-day visit to Morocco, after which he will visit Tunisia to take part in the Arab summit scheduled to start on May 22.



The summit will discuss a host of issues, at the top of which are the situation in Iraq, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as well as reform and democracy in the Arab world.



His Royal Highness Prince Ali Bin Nayef was sworn in as regent in the presence of cabinet ministers.